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Industrialization had been growing slowly since America's foundation, but the War of 1812 was the beginning for major industrialization because the US could no longer buy British manufactured goods and had to make their own.

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Why didn't slavery take place in the northern states?

because the north didn't have the need for human labor as the south did. the south had more feilds while the north was going throuhg the industrial revolution.


How was industrialization in the north was different than plantation life in the south?

The plantations depended on slavery. The factories did not want slavery, couldn't use it, needed the free movement of skilled labour.


What was one effect of industrialization in north?

The North had less need for slaves after industrialization. Farmers began to grow only one or two types of crops (such as corn or grain) that required little labor to grow. They then bought whatever else they needed from the city market. In the South, however, slavery grew. The invention of the cotton gin caused this spike. As more cotton was produced, more was wanted so more and more slaves were needed to produce it.


What region of the US first underwent significant industrialization?

The region of California, in the U.S.A, was where industrialization was first concentrated.


How did the presence of capital affect industrialization in the North?

The presence of capital in the North significantly accelerated industrialization by providing the necessary financial resources for investment in factories, machinery, and infrastructure. Wealthy entrepreneurs and investors were able to fund innovations and technological advancements, leading to increased production efficiency. Additionally, access to capital facilitated the expansion of transportation networks, such as railroads, which further enhanced the movement of goods and raw materials, ultimately transforming the Northern economy into an industrial powerhouse.